My wife is a stay-at-home mom.

When I get home, I try to help my wife out as much as I can.

But sometimes when I do try to help out, she turns me down and just pushes me away from trying to help her.

I guess my first question whenever I talk to guys who want to help at home, is, does anybody want and or need your help?

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Hey, how's it going, Dr. John?

Good, brother.

What's up, man?

Well, just real quick, I've got a question for you.

My wife is a stay-at-home mom of two little girls.

We've got one that's four and one that's eight months old.

And I am working.

So when I get home, right now I'm driving an hour away to work.

So then when I get home, you know, I know that she's overwhelmed with an eight-month-old who's teething.

And a four-year-old, you know, just being a four-year-old,

she's excited, she's happy, she's great, but, you know, she can be overwhelming sometimes.

And just when I get home, I try to help my wife out as much as I can because I know that,

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